Hi,
I just built a new KVM virtual machine, I first decided to put only one vdisk with few partitions (on a RAID10 ZFS pool with fast SSD), one partition for OS and the other for datas (SQL Server databases).
I'm wondering if instead of using only one vdisk it could be better to use 2 vdisks and put SQL Server databases on 2nd vdisk.
iothread couldn't be used with backups, so I don't want it.
Anyway, when OS is completely loaded, in my case,I don't see any reason for OS vdisk to reclaim high IOPS (if OS is not swapping of course), so IMHO iothread is only required when 2 or more vdisks need high IOPS? Do you agree ?
Thanks in advanced !
Antoine
I just built a new KVM virtual machine, I first decided to put only one vdisk with few partitions (on a RAID10 ZFS pool with fast SSD), one partition for OS and the other for datas (SQL Server databases).
I'm wondering if instead of using only one vdisk it could be better to use 2 vdisks and put SQL Server databases on 2nd vdisk.
iothread couldn't be used with backups, so I don't want it.
Anyway, when OS is completely loaded, in my case,I don't see any reason for OS vdisk to reclaim high IOPS (if OS is not swapping of course), so IMHO iothread is only required when 2 or more vdisks need high IOPS? Do you agree ?
Thanks in advanced !
Antoine